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THE .STlrE or Trade.

rIrrlnaRv. Nov T--Csttsn hrmsr Miilliur o'.c.:...
Flour steady street western suDsrnas 81 S7e
g. Is a.. 81 OIESeD Ia FANNY s. - ~ ~ cry
v,u. S,nrrau, 80 ID Extra IS 90 rs ~ H.
Urand. 3, Is PA;so'co Family - - d Stnsrlav.
p.I.st - Whsa-soutern steady. Ret ~ SIC.
80 Amber Sga SIC We,ers steady "a WINTER Rel spot
7gt 79'c November ;9sUs0. &C. December ~ &c do
January Us Sj.c Corn- southern WAS active ana
1rm, white t6 soc; Yellow t16t9c; westera dull
Mixed spot 1850 bid Dec. i: year - &c OATS
.tsay ssuthsrn Sic Western hits So $3.50 wesors
Steady nj - rGlc....Hav steady. Prime 70 tnsce
western sl3 6sl5 o.. rrovssns duh Ness fers
at sli IS Bulknolts Shoulders ana SleT KY sWes
pacI.n 6laa $40 Bacon-shouders 7tdstc. clear fus
sides $40 Hams II sl2'.c L1ri-kensea at &c
- Hutter steady. Western Packet II G2Och CreAmsry.
II 23c 49,. Eggs nrm At 23d2tc..-- Peirssum steady
~ Else 49,. sugar nrm. SOFT 6'.e ;..sppsr-
Rsnnod At whiskev steady Al 81 ltest !,
Frsishts Lverposi per steamer hrner-Cotton oot
Flour 81 Gram +at9d Kecept'-hour it Sao n suS
Rvo -. busa shpnents-Fisur 1920 eoia Wnsss
.. bvsl. Csrn 5000 bush saiss-wAsAt "i"ooo oush
Corr $4,000 bush
BuFyALo Nov. 7.-wheAt-Ns Hard olsnsd weak
AZ SAC asked No Mare Northern Pacific offered Al ~ 20
3beatloads sold at 1870 Winter Wheat quiet and ws,k
No . Rel Michigan 81 .dsl &c No Amber 500. Gslei
No. White Michigan scarce al s5sc; c,oson
IsatsIo: No Yellow 4sSaisAc No Yellow 80
OATS arnaori Ne white $780, 40 White 81 t32c. no
Mixed So'.e barley WA Nsady e. ,r, sessSc
No Z Milwaukee 73q7Sc state 10 q 75c.. Ryo was
unchaused; No Western SO asked Flour quiet
Canal frerhts were stsady-whest 5+c. Corn We
. Receipts wsrs-Flour 6s.OOs bbla Wheat 3si o9o
busn. Corn $4,000 push Oats oush BARLEY s0V.
busn Raursad shipueatS-Four $4,000 bbla wheat
bush Corn lssos bu.n oats Gas, Ssna % sn ,o
mos-wLsat 1893 900 bush Corn FOL OO0 bush oa Svoo0
bush BARLEY TO- 900 bush
CucAos Tho leading futures ranged IS follows
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g, ss X. 81 10; NJ. 81 50, N. 81 IS, window oisss

I q TO- s. 10 q s' 81 '' wi'a'" 0'.'
oTis~onss summer y.9w cstto9ss az
c.co e. c Ln. ssS raw s. Sisa
as% @ss' s
:Sr.s .xtZ. el:,ch'. ss S': srn"s S2ss'
:. c. Waa :rad: aSrS',s s:e s southern ss:r:
81 S s s -. ~'i E.paas Sasio
Red s.PCn'ad ps 7S ' ssak DT%. 81
q zoe common As a jCc Palm prime &C.. Mustard Seed
sFRHH qGitss 1T ;isy
Isefe iosH Eqrs iron rom l FSadspsa
Belgian pog 5000 DBL, s1"S from css nsne c North Of
Ia" Dp HsmGHrs hence Is 600 . .Ss
SS %s i. !sSs& .rgss its fs
order. from San Franceo h. ~! ssp Ss
hence ,sS Terms from MISC y a
Sos .hs nsn1 b fG% Drs
sos Trinidad hence a bark, general cargo.
i No.: quote. IS sls s % MOI
Ness oy Family Mess, 80 80 sE H3ir,
Ness M,. E , s. s. rsct. s6Sse Pst: g 70
ss7 F ssa d a quote, y 81
out owy reS ser, The se aI Ispc.
i rHsi H nee. Rc.Ied Hans
9sSs .SaS.r sh0q S MI h1's
%op c2 d. 9SsA ss s5e rs
lower today Win cG,sngs sa OF
Ing steady Trading vas very du IN al @
sales 1870 tcs Steam spot $50 HpSl &C; NV
moderate demIni sales $50 tcs o79 zoe *, %
Tonoer 67VdG SOC cls,ag 6lHc go Ics Dscen 1sC
dosing G. 7Sc asged 75otcs February G7s a6sc closing
& zoe lrked March closin~ 6"5c. 800 Is. NAV VIZ
S69c. CT sing G97c.....BUrrER. CHEESE and Eaos-
prices with Tar d"aAnh "r irAnV
I'm. Sr'es Wsstera Creamery. GS25 O. stats Creamery
od 2-c state half frkia nbs lna2Jc; state hrZi
lsS2 o. Wesera Factory H. a l6c.i Western Dairy 100
lie, Western limitation Creamery, l6e2lc cheese-ihe
,mspt ia hight lIy. but holders remain very Urn
In their views state Factory l09llAc. Latter for Fancy
Senernber: SKINS a9c Ohls Factory. c'20llc Eyes
Ar. well stock with f,u demand otate
and Psassylvas2 - a2ic Western. l20|5c- herior !"
chsics Casada. ISe5lc Lined l71lI A'c. ,-,,, ..
sUGAR-F.r sugar the market was hrmlv ho" AZ
4Gt7c for Moass.s Sec fer Far Rshniss ana DC i1r
Centrifugal sales $500 bags Bsis 3 lOc k-hnea tin
AMI ras1. Quotations: cut Loaf 5T7t.c.; Crushed .S
7Isc Cnbs, 6 1885,; Powdered. 6sl GO'sc 6rsnu2tss
660c; Mould A. 6.Goc:. c.nt:ct.sers A. IS Come a
sauaari. 5l5c; Coffee 81 A. 3'.a 5sci white EIU't
500 5sc: Extra c. 5tS59,c. c; 6e5tc yellow t'Goc.
sTEARTNE-Quist but firmly held. CITY quoted I "a
Use W.sterp, 7sc.; Oesmsrgarine. Dec ~
TxLLOW-IIas a nodcra inquiry At hrm prices Prime
CIV quoted TIC sales. 100000 ID, 4ac.
TOBACCO-A quiet market with values showing no ne
cldsd changes comprise $50 cases !sSlSo
Prnnsyivana sll2c 100 1886 state Havana ~
sc $50 cases Sundes e2Sc: 200 bales Havana, Coo %
81 O5 100 bales Surnatra. 81 4Oasl 70.
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SHIPMENTS Boston Tor tho ended SATURDAY. No
5S Live Cattle and Isl, quarters 81 beei
From Bait n $50 Csttle
MIICH COWS Re,eips FOR the week lOl head Mos, Of
boon Common fu Fur quality Ant the demand
fn prcc From 40 70 80 per heal has been re-
ccyed Tor Ordinary L. Good Mixers
CNLVI.S- Rec nj, Were So head GrI.sers anh Foi
alive. stely prices ~ 5J - 10 Tor t- torn
after Veal. Ia ftir dcssud AZ Sc
per Choice Abont -jD GIsscrs aud Eel Calves
uu-nl
SHEEP AND LAMBS eipt. were 20 car. Of II i6S
tOth st and - car, at Jersey t' cool
many sheep n the Nhch hAl slow al" al
Hafur few soot sheep sold A. far prices anu
previous quotations me
mAraet whole un-atls!'ctotf IL both sris -Hl
there 10 10 very e money IN tAe oI
ness for either shippers or Ouicher'
Poor 10 Pruc sheep S,d 3.Si. and 30 Extra Heavy
Al choice lImps sold At 70 q. AMI
ONE Extra Canada do 81 average, At 80 AZ per
100 10.
Jersey City aui 81 cars a. i1thsI Some or sac "N"
Normally 80 - - a - 10 per 100 10
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
- ~. t,:... v.,,.y, -, " ufr>I u.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

prIrDING Selling firlv. Haver'trSw
Jtarl nricks quoted ri &6 5OD~7 90 "a 10 quality e
Hsrd IS 90 ~ 90: Pale ~ oDH
"a a." crotona brown. Sl3Q~l6 dark Sl4 ISIS, red u
:, .ls. ROCK land Lime. 81 Finishing. 81 20 coats
In a" a Iic pcr bush. Cattle Hair. 81 G22c Cement
a. IL 6. a. fo round lots American Portland; Eugh'h
portland &, 2Od - 80 RoseDdac. ~ % Gfl 10 1890,
COCO A-In good loOhng demand GuAyalull l60l4c.;
uar,caiIo 20 SOC: Bahia l5lc. Caracas Is a I've
"cnf - A. Il Dam and light S-s1 II 'ec iana l2c
CoopERAGE STOCK-Selling mo ieraiey 81 previous pr
20. No,sses shocks and heads 81 80 u.s. 10 'sa 5Sihch
q az 81 10; do 3Ginch. 81 POD ~ - oil shocks and
~ heads az inch 81 lO0 81 90 old shocks wth" heas
bS q zoe; rum s. 5 rum pipes s6at 81 90; empty hos
Hc.is 81 So hoops IA feet, SO 1858; do IL feet SO
$3.50.
CoFFFE-with heavy break in the speculative marke
the snut market nominal one for Rio grOwtls Inc
dull Sales go bags MaracaD0 option
ira ing active the sales agErcsatng I2v2On DSss,
selling aad hn.i dgare' represented ,o Gtrne
,ruaty - 90 G05 February 4o5d1aoo; March u 80
rlisj; April lI75aI4.sn; May, l4.70S475; june 1853
a l., 20. Jnly l4Gjdli7O; August u So 465; Novel
b.r December 1870 BPS The ranges on the
January lJ4u cl3o5 t9DrusrT
iS2oai4.sj March l5.ljal4g5 april l505G :, %, /;
Ansmst II 5jdl4 20: Scptomber lt500l4.2O: Octsbcr
IL 10 iIO5; November. 1875 1870 December. $500
coTToN-In keeping with hrmer speculative failing
spo prices advanced 6c Saos lt3 GALES 6l Sasr
DIV evening" 2i3 Of which were for con.
I"sv aggregated bales comparing with 7lS4 Dass
The same ay and jG6+ bale, the corrssponin.
aay last Tho total port receipts since Septsmer
hsys been l36pOS bae- comparing with LOO 53o Oales
Tor the core. spending reriod last year.
osotats,, American ,tandaris; Classification
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.



Primo sold year al - oOd ~ " Ana
tho average estimated - 30.
REVIEW OF THE WEER--rhe arrivals OF Reeves me
9lj head less than last woe.. aIi -IoS
less than the .pOniing week last year
lighter ept. The marst ruled steady lor t'p grses
MelucStay slow aul weak for tOmmOa % Msiiun Ma
ves ans lower for Rangers with continued sht
arrivals Friday and not mny Range cattle onrren an
grades OF Native steers improved from 10 10 Loo and ar
fnopc,n markets ruled dul ac for Refrigerated Beet
and lie American 1.-Two Cattle estimated dressed
weight.
I've Calves had slow sale all tho week Grassers declin
ing from a 10 ~ per Nc1s barely hsiing ther own.
Western calves the two three weeks
has rncd tho market Calves Most OF this
Western Iciers which came from the Other
side Co. aud not wanted for zee Ing purposes
sheen AID lambs continued lie PRESSED WITH strictly
Lamb. about steady but sheep and Common 40,
Tending downward Washington Market has been glutt.d
Ga Common Mutton AMI Nhic e has been the outside
ngure ~ oS a'tc has been accepted IN 'one' cases -
iog. showed little nmnos, early In the week ont
10 ljc Thursday, ruling steady az tho decue
for tie balance 81 the wre-.
BEENES-I.ecept. yesterday and TO-DAY we're 1876 cars.
trIved snco Friday afternoon for East side
Mr Eastman had loads 6Oth A. and other city
saurhfcer' about Is rl- and about caIo4is oil Buns
and Drv Cows we're on SAFE.
Ihoofrugs at Jersey altogether 95 carloads.
win rlfhcr lght 81 Texan AMI colorado Cstlr.
rute. we're and 10 q ,oc higher Native Steers, Win
y higher than Last Wednesday The Yards
cleared. Tut tEade ~ 40 time particularly
sold At - - ears of colorado
steer, 20 - - - and while rw innr Native. went
~ o0 3d. ordinary to Prime sti Al 20 - % - IL
and huire and EAti. upto - 20 - 80
ranged from = 20 = few Atrt = tue outside uSuIel
and Dry COWS soi al 8 -
Inc ule LOCO qnlrt"rs OF B"cf m the
w,one bv Joseph The RsrAcouta VIII he laden
lty ( . l-3 Live ~ rep
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N.rYorL Produce Exchange statement OF visible supply
Saturday. November J. 1857
Wheat Corn Dat. Rya Barley.
and 1854 73s5.553 6t7$ss! 3s6s2s e.6cSs7i
IncreAse..~ l.2ll.ld7 ,-,,oo 40'Sso @'.'oS .qa
becrease. ''''loo .''''-'' '''o''
Visible supply In United states and Canada:
wheat Oats Rye. Barley
Nov g. 3jii.674 $4,000 G.47S.9N 335.s2S 2.s63s7i
oct 20 ss.es34o7 si59.7ss OOo7loo 2osO7 2,72l7
Nov q 81 554a7o l2.7as4os 5.6OsOJ7 4Ooo33 2.t7aoo
Nov .Ie797G93 4aSG.926 s7SG57l 593.7jl 2.2llti3
.Minnea polls and st. Paul not included.
HONEY Quiet ard unchanged Quotations Fancy White
Buctwheat u combs IL dl3c.; . ID combs l0Sl EI
tractsd Glover po d. lJo Buckwhcat Extracted per To-
HAY AND kTRAw-selllne moderately from day to day
y-chsics Iinohy PER 100 ~ goe' no; , s sSei NO.
SOC straw-LsDg Rye. 7Ss Short rye 6oss'e.' oat -
MoPs-For hr.tcass stock the demand is fair but 9th,
1897. Choice 20 s2lo DO Leai.m 20 Prime 10
iss7 rnms isaiSsi i:sa e:.%:. :: Gee.
s:p 1887 e 500: So ISL: Bo: ss%
MoLAssEs-Q Quiet New Orleans grades selling at AOc.
METALs-Copper- Weakened to ?5 points with active
trading sales reported the Exchange today ON nrs eal
9 fssr ra 900 a at 5000 o
a. 700 100 S
100000 February DO, l2sooi 100000 70 Jsnu.ry do.
tom. %oysmbsr do 10 7oc 10 s.ns .Sip d. sSC 10
tons January do 2s4oe 10 tons do % SOC $4,000
100000 February DO 1900. After second callooooo
.SXyxL sTohEssD: ra,s:o,as were firmly hold (.
ga G s.i I'M s'a'sss ~ i:t'sf
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of"of % ma . Sn.Sy'. .ns or ste
To N, s1,,,r ern, county or Nc YORK
SIR-NO1IC ICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
THO s ss"s s' s be M hIS on sG
Nov - Tho following ofcer,are 70 be- elected to vi
Comptroller. In the plAcs Of ALlREn G. CiIArIN,
Treasurer In the place OF LAWRENCE J. FllIGER
An Atiorney.GentrAl. IN the place OF DENIS oBRGES
A state Enginscr and Sni'cyor IN tho place OF FL
Xii whose terms Of expire last day OF
De e.: e s. s o oG@' Gf G' f' sa
CHARLES DoNont r.. whose terms OF Office will expire
Senator io5 tho nm sssao nlrrc, composed q u.
Fihh sIth Eghh and Fourteenth ward: Of The city OF
that lie, within Roosevelt street Chatham street PAX
Row spruce street Gold stree. ieTry srce Peek sp and
that hes within Houston sircet lIancoe. street. hsees.r
low. Island and III, Island
ssna for hs SIN senate 3,c cor q tho
and all that portion Of the fonIh WARD o. SAM CIV that
the seventh senate District COMPOSED Of tn.
.sIS, ND ~ RAJ IL: WIN. Fourteenth street
no Eighth sp,,. p.Ic GG%po,S% IN:
tie SINH Maid Of .si city ts' lies within Leroy %e.
%ss Ie d ss
q cty 6at.s q roadTsy ~ TIA! PORTION Of
wiiGn Fourteenth T,rieG street nTcsdTa,
street. SlIth avenue and North River
Senator for inc Ninth Senate District composed of
that portion Of the Eighteenth Nineteenth end wenynr't
wards OF the CITY NewYork that hes east OF Third
and Black wells Island
Senator for the Senate District. composed
that Of wentoth and Twenty first wards
street Third avenue Eighth avenue all that portion
the Nineteenth ard OF said city that Hes wost OF Third
and all that portion Of the Twelfth and Twenty
second warts that lies east OF Eighth avenue Wards and
Eandsla islznds
Senator Eleventh Senate District composed Of tho
Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards OF tho city OF Now
York and all that portion OF the Twelfth, Twentieth and
wards Of said city that lies within Ihireth
street Spuyten Duyvn Creek Eighth avenue and Hudson
River.
County district officers also to DO elected for sid
county
Tvrnty. four members OF Assembly.
A DistIicA ttorney In tho place Of RANDOLPH r. MAR
A surrogate. in the place OF DANIEL q. ROLLINS
of City Court VI NcwYork In tho places
of STEPHEN BURDErr HYATT and kkNE-T HALL.
ono Coroner. IN tho place OF MlCHAEL j. H. MES
All whose OF office viii expire tho LAST day Of De-
adge Of the Cont Of General Sessions, tho term
erhty.eight pursuant 10 Chapter 56f, Laws OF lsS7
h''p'ffihtGTlB}E yf GFcfk COOK.
Secretary OF state
sHrRrFr's OFFICE,
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
CITY AND COUNTY or NEW. YORK,
Aug. "a. 1881 }
rccry tho above 10 bo true copy OF the election notice
received by me this day from the secretary Of state
Sheriff Of the CITY and County OF Ns~YOrE
Publishers OF will insert ths above adver
us.ment unless specially suthOrirssa.o 70 doon.xr
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Mem publications.
NOVEMBER NUMBER READY wEDNES-
NEW PRINCETON REVIEW.

NEW PRINCETON REVIEW.
SHELLEY. Charles Dudley Warner.
SCHEME PoR CHURCH REUNION. George W.
Hodge.
TIE AMERICAN IDEA. George Cary EEglestsn.
AMERICAN HISTORY IN THE PRENoH AR
CHIvES J. Dursnd.
RECoLLECTIoNs OF DAVID FRIEDRICHsTRAUss.
william Mast.
DEAN PLUMPTRE'S DANTE. Marvin r. Vincent
THE DRAMA OF AN EVENING. orses King
CRIT1cIsMs, NOTES AND REVIEWS
CHURCH UNIoN.-THE PosTHuxoUs LETTERS
oPTaACKERAY.
RECORD AMERICAN - PORTION - LITERARY -
sc1ENTITIc-ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY.
ANALYTICAL INDEX OF VOL ~.
AuAaxsrRoNa q SONS 7lt Broadway. N.Y.
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Musical instruction.

ANEW YORK CONSERVATION of MUSIC
Located only at
BEAST l4TII ST.. 81 door east Of 3rlI.AVE
Chartered lsGj.
THE FIRST ORGANIZED and Best appointed ConssvL
tory in America. - -
Al this FAMOUS SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Elccutou. For.
eign Languages Drawnx and Painting students rscsivo
CNTQUALLED ADVANTtGES.
OPEN DAY and EVENING for tho Reception OF Pupils
n B-Tho n. Y. CONSERVA TORY only at 8 East l4th.
ct near 9Th ave- has no BRANCH nor CONNECTION with
any the street in the city represented
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BROOKLYN.

FTNHE CKITTENDEN.
i ENGLISH PREPARATORY FRENCH SCHOOL
and kindergarten fer both ssIea
81 Hicksst, corner OF Pineapple -
SECOND YEAR Septembsr %. Miss IA. M.WHEELER
Principal Eight connected with the Packer Coiss
late Institute.
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Art Schools.

MILE. A. +. DUPRE.-Classes every morn
NI Ing In Drawing Painting and tapestry French Nov
elites. Reception OF visitors Thursdays Sherwood studios
Is West 57thst city.
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lerican standards, Classification
sTLISRD

seed Ordinary ..... ,,o n3T Mad's...... o..
su,culailon wa. exceedingly active. the sa.. reaching
o. 600 bales the realizing selling caused lie.
crs ~ 4 points set in and closing
vain,, Indicate a advance Of points or tho Jay.
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TRINITY HALL,
ny-Ny NM

BEVERLY NEwJERsEY
thorough home school for twenty young ladies' Vaed
advantages Of the highest order Careful training In man
ner. mind and heart Solid culture in English, Music Art
and Languages. A pRESCRIBED COURSE FOR STU
DENTS PREPARING FOR ANY COLLEGE. Twentieth
year begins sepobcr IT, For circular address the prn
epAs Miss RACHELiE GIBBONS HUNT.
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Ocean 5teamfrS.

ANCHOR LINE L. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
a GLASGOW VIA NONILI.E Lon .oD !eriyl.
Frem per 81 Y. r., foot ot Leroy.st -.
D-vonia ...... Nov II. D. M Gre tssia oV 20 o.
Rate, OF massage ,illsgoS Derry Lvo~nop amt Belfast
CaDn - ami so Secon l-cllss. So -feer.ge, ~
Drsttsi-su"i or am 1unt n cu-rcnt Is -
HENDERSON BROTHERS. BorlnS ''ecn Ns".1orH
HAMBURG-A AMERICAN s.. LINE For
Rngta -. noon Nov 10 Nioravis 81 81 pm. Nov ~
IAarts m. Nov. Il L"ssns ..--..i pt Dec !.
FIrst 'abn. $50 ant upward Nic"r-se * ,,w tates
KUNHARDr & CO. G. h ri hARD Y CT q,
CEN Aet. Il Broa.st. Ny Gen Pas Agts. ~ way.NY
CUlON LINE. -.,..,,,.
N United ST ATES NAIL : EANERS
FOR OF ms TOWN AN3 LIVERPOOL,
Leave PIER b Y r.. foo ~ KIM 81
ARfIONA Tue SHAY NOfe' - SO a rs
VISIONS Iuesi.r November - 10 m
wan. -............. Tues iAr. November 20 T. IN
AI.~k tuesday. December . A. N
AHIIOS .Tuesiav DO. rnb % : 80 a n
cabin passage $50 ant upward accsrd1gt' location In
icrur,4te second clsss. $50. Steera . 80
\ VI. UNDERHIlL Co. 80 br""t"av. !. =.
LLOYD =. co.
~ SHORT H)TFN 81 LlND y ...-
NEw.Y pRK. SDUrHAMPrON ANO hRfht"N
steamer. ssil RI n ria~s % -. l'bs'L
FAST EXPRESS SrE%i tks
Fms VOL. Nov. - II n fui.iA at Nogy; " a. o
Filler at Nov 2:SOD Sssle We g. Nov.23 81 4 "a
IrIyr We'd. Nov. Ii. an flb".. A. Ns' - : 50 n
Frst CABIN 80 uawdni brrih 'c'nt III 10 io'~H'h
seceul f'Abi1. 81 bsr.l Stserag' a. itTesttl,pA
OELRICHS & CO. " = BDwhsr 'rs,t
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For Young Ladies-Couutrv

DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, n. j.
ID Beautiful location, healthfu hemelko and therou2h
hest recommended by It's patrons and studeuta . -.
For catalogue address Rev. WIN. G. BOWEN A. NJ frssI
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
Mss EMILY NELSON. Principal
LONE and DAY SCHOOL for G!RLS.-Prl-
L mary, intermediate. Classical. English Music rnps
. ccrunczt Ihros
vsssar graduates teasher4 fKE ELMs sprlnxnel hAsA
STAMFORD, CONN.-llOme Boarding School
~ for Misses and Children. Mothers care theronSh IN
structon Fer circulars address Miss THuRSION ffln
MISS BILLINGE'S HOME SCHOOL for
N1 girls Lake Michigan. westchsster County. New'forf
Send for circular
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AinASY. Aug ]. 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-01
NIr. George on Dr.. M'Glynn's Case.

MIR. George ON DR.. M'(slynn's Case.
ASSERTING THAT A CEREMONY Is NECESSARY BEFORE
THE PRIEST CAN BE EXCOMMUNICATED.
In this weeks New York Standard Henry George
has a long article on the accommodation OF DR..
McGlynn, In which he endeayors to prove that
some public ceremony Will be necessary. He adds:
ut is said that no public ceremony, and even no
public notice Is required, and that DIR. McGlynn
will be excommunicated, just as in the South peO-
pie supposed to be 'hoodoed" In secret; and 1t
is also said that 1t will not devOlve upon the pope
upon the propaganda, upon Archbishop Corrigan,
or upon any body else to excommuntcate DIR. Nc
Glynn; but that by the terms OF the order he will
excommunicate himself, ipso Jacto ii he is not in
Rome on the Sd OF july"
All this he maintains, Is not only contrary to
the declarations made by the archbiShOp'S secre-
tary, but also in fat contradiction TO canon law
He quotes DR.. Burtsells opinion on the subject,
and concludes:
"CathOlics may rest assured by the law OF their
Church that II they do not publicly hear OF DR.. Nc
GlynnS public accommodation heiS not actually
excommunicated at all. There being no delin-
ganda nor pope have the slightest canonical right
to order him to Rome. no accommodation based
upon his refusal TO go to Rome can have any ef-
feet, even II proclaimed with bell, book, and can
die. and no Catholic will be under any obligation
to pay heed to It,"
The New York Tribune says: Before leaving
town yesterday DR.. MCGlynn was asked II he
wished to deny the story printed recently that he
failed to pay over to the Little Sisters OF the
Poor" the $500 left to them by his mother at IS
not worth denial, he replied, "but will say
that the publication Is an outrage, and IL was an
act OF beastiality to give out SO untrue state